The phrase "arm protector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a protective garment or device worn on the arm, often in sports or for safety purposes.
Example: "He wore an arm protector during the game to prevent injuries from falls."
Alternatives: "arm guard" or "arm shield".
That gave her a second victory in as many days, with Tina Weirather of Liechtenstein, disqualified on Friday for wearing an arm protector over her ski suit, second in 1 55.43 and Austrian Anna Fenninger third in 1 55.56.
The word brassière derives from bracière, an Old French word meaning "arm protector" and referring to military uniforms (bras in French means "arm").
You will need a goalie mask, throat protection, chest and arm protector, glove (catcher), blocker, goalie pants (girdle), Leg pads, skates and a goalie stick.
Some came equipped with helmets and home-made foam arm protectors to defend them against police batons.
Goaltenders are still unhappy about the NHL's decision to streamline their chest and arm protectors in an effort to make them smaller targets and stimulate scoring.
A human surveillance system for churches has been in place in Cholula since colonial times, but as thefts have increased in scope, some churches have doubled up on volunteers, added night shifts and armed their protectors.
And now, finally, the United States Israelel's steadfast arms dealer and protector from rightful international condemnation — will codify a formal rejection of the international consensus on Jerusalem.
Forced expiratory volume and arm circumference (two protectors), were not selected by stepwise NN but were so by the Cox models.
Compound bow hunters use arm and chest protectors, since a compound bow string has a lot of torque and can cause injury if you don't have protection.
Quick will change his glove, but he doesn't like to change his chest protector and arm pads.
